Life around Gibraltar: one line, two very different worlds
Brexit is threatening the fragile economic symbiosis between La Línea de la Concepción and the Rock
Gibraltarians refuse to be used as bargaining chip in Brexit negotiations
People living in territory say its status should not be part of talks over UK’s departure from EU
The dirty business of nepotism at Seville University
Cleaning supervisor in the southern city allocates 22 jobs to family and friends
From Africa to Algeciras: a mother’s quest to be reunited with her son
A Guinean woman is fighting to get her child back after Spanish authorities put him up for adoption
The Palmarian Catholic Church: a lie that lasted 40 years
Former ‘Pope,’ Gregorio XVIII exposes the shady financial dealings and greed of this Spanish sect with global followers
Six vets and 26 hunters arrested in Huelva for mutilating dogs
Civil Guard raid finds animals with wounds caused by owners following “ancestral practices”
Spain’s secret cigarette makers
Illegal factories are able to produce hundreds of thousands of packs a day
Interpol: less than a quarter of 25,000 global terrorists have been identified
Police organization calls on world authorities in Seville “to close gap” in information sharing
Trial begins over rights to legacy of Spain’s ‘Red Duchess’
Children of anti-Francoist aristocrat claim part of funds she used to set up historical archive
Alhambra chief steps down over links to audio-guide fraud
Head of Granada tourist site, María del Mar Villafranca, defended her “honorable conduct” Prosecutors are investigating her for alleged misappropriation of public funds
Alhambra chief arrested in money-laundering investigation
Police looking into awarding of audio guides contract at Granada tourist site
At least four dead after military cargo plane crashes in Seville
Two others injured in accident involving Airbus A400M. All the victims are Spanish
Duchess of Alba “was noble by birth and very noble of heart”
Funeral service at Seville Cathedral draws 3,000 mourners, including royals and politicians
Thirty arrests made throughout Spain in latest corruption raid
Politicians, public employees and civil servants allegedly involved in bid-rigging scheme
Supreme Court to rule on senior politicians in labor fund scandal inquiry
Seville judge hands over part of massive ERE corruption case involving two ex-Andalusia premiers
Alzheimer’s charity forged patient’s will to keep share of her €3 million fortune
Afal Futuro president admits to fraud over Madrid woman's inheritance in secret recording
Ex-minister Magdalena Álvarez ordered to post civil bond in ERE case
European Investment Bank official seen as a key player in supervising Andalusia layoff fund
UGT head in Andalusia steps down as fraud inquiry grows
Regional government investigates whether labor union illegally received 7.5 million euros
UGT union calls emergency meeting over fraud claims
Leader Cándido Méndez has ordered full investigation into Andalusia branch
ERE case judge summons former Socialist minister back to court
Magdalena Álvarez is suspected of involvement in the Andalusia public fund fraud
Army officers who feasted while students “starved” face jail
Seville residence funds pillaged by colonels with taste for gourmet food and fine wine
ERE case judge accuses ex-union boss of consultant insider deal
Magistrate alleges former federation chief received juicy layoff package in exchange for information
Prosecutors slam judge for criticism in case involving minister’s brothers
Bid-rigging investigation against Labor chief's siblings dropped
Judge accuses former Socialist minister of breach of duty and misappropriation
European Investment Bank number two Álvarez formally named in Andalusia severance payment fund case
Andalusia layoff fund case now biggest corruption probe following 23 arrests
Judge targets 116 over illicit payouts from Andalusian regional government
Ex-Andalusia comptroller claims outgoing premier knew of ERE fund report
The fund was a “very singular budgetary disease,” defendant testifies
Could the Andalusian premier be the next to fall in the ERE investigation?
Evidence suggests José Antonio Griñán may have known about embezzlement